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Digital Insight

A blog about the stuff we do - digital strategy, web design, usability & information architecture, search engines, and doing better business online.

Mobile Website or Smartphone App? Quick Wins Can be Part of a Mobile Services Strategy

Quick wins are possible, but before launching headlong into the process of creating mobile phone applications and/or mobile websites, it’s important to pause a moment to consider the development of a medium to long term vision of how you will communicate with your customers in the mobile space.
Wednesday 18 January 2012

Should I Build a Mobile Website?

Accessing websites on mobile devices like phones and iPads offers quite a different user experience to traditional web access devices like PCs. Is there a good reason to design and build a mobile website separately to your main website?
Friday 18 March 2011

Quick Wins for Websites

A strategy that includes "quick wins" in areas such as usability improvements, online marketing, technology updates, traffic growth, and e-communications can inject new life into your website.
Tuesday 11 January 2011

Email Marketing is Still Cool

Like Cher, can email marketing stay cool for decades? Is it possible that email marketing can become even cooler over ten years? What's so cool about email marketing?
Friday 25 June 2010

Redesign or Realign?

Fashion designers and website designers both follow market trends. But in the case of websites, it's not only about aesthetics. This article looks at the difference between redesigning and realigning websites.
Wednesday 5 May 2010

Your Business Blog is the Centre of the Universe

The social networking sites are here to stay and grow. Will they undermine the value of your website (your blog) as a central point of communication with your customers?
Thursday 22 April 2010

Turning Statistics Into Analytics, the Measure of Success

What's the difference between statistics and analytics? Consdiering website traffic trends to define goals and measure success.
Monday 19 April 2010

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